HADDINGTON.-MAY 7.

Barley.
1st,......38s. Od.

Oats.
Pease.
1st,......23s. Od. 1st,......24s. Od.

Beans.

.....26s. 6d.

Wheat. 1st,......37s. Od. 1st, 2d,......34s. Od. 2d,......34s. Od. 2d,. .20s. Od. 2d,......21s. Od. 2d,......20s. Od. Sd,......31s. Od. | 3d,...... ..30s. Od. 3d,......17s. Od. 3d, ....18s. Od. | 3d,......17s. Od. Average of Wheat, £1: 12: 8: 7-12ths.

Note. The boll of wheat, beans, and pease, is about 4 per cent. more than half a quarter, or 4 Winchester bushels; that of barley and oats nearly 6 Winchester bushels.

METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

THE mild weather that set in towards the end of March, continued during the first fortnight of April, the Thermometer ranging generally between 40 and 55, with a good deal of sunshine, and gentle though variable winds. The Barometer stood considerably above the average height, and the Hygrometer, especially about the 10th, indicated great dryness, owing chiefly to a brisk wind that blew for some days from the north west. On the 13th the wind shifted to the east, when a considerable reduction of temperature took place; the Barometer sunk, and a fall of rain commenced, which continued, with short intervals of fair weather, till the 21st. In the course of these nine days, there fell about 4 inches, a greater quantity than we ever before witnessed in the same time. From the time that the rain began, the Thermometer sunk, during the night, towards the freezing point, and continued to do so till the 28th, when the air recovered its former mildness. The last nine days of the month were still drier than the first fortnight had been, with a coldish east wind, and the Barometer higher. The mean temperature of the month is 4 degrees higher than that of April 1818, and spring water 34 degrees higher. Of course, vegetation is much farther advanced than it was last year at this period. The mean point of deposition is 2 degrees lower than the mean minimum temperature, which is a smaller difference than usual for the month of April. The difference between the mean of the extreme temperatures, and that of 10 and 10, is considerably less than one-tenth of a degree, and the mean relative humidity is not half a degree more than that of March. The range of the Thermometer has been greater, and that of the Barometer less than usual. The month, upon the whole, has been favourable to the operations of the farmer, except where clay soils have been run together by the sudden transition from wet to dry; but the depression of temperature which accompanied the rain, tended to check vegetation, which is only beginning to recover.

METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, extracted from the Register kept on the Banks of the Tay, four miles east from Perth, Latitude 56° 25′, Elevation 185 feet.

both,

35.9

Relat. Humid. 10 A.M.

72.0

........ 10 P. M.

81.2

.......... both,

76.6

............... Grs. mois. in 100 cub. in air, 10 A.M. .156 ...........................................................10 P.M. .155

...........

both, .156

Lowest ditto, 29th 22.4

Highest, 10 A. M. 21st 100.0 Least ditto,

28th 49.0

....................................... Greatest, 10 P.M. 16th 100.0

...... Mois. 100 cub. in. Greatest, 10 A.M. 18th .211 23d .113 ́........................................................... Greatest, 10 P. M. 7th .207 ............ Least ditto, 29th .097

Fair days, 19; rainy days, 11. Wind west of meridian, 9; east of meridian, 21.

Relat. Hum.

METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, extracted from the Register kept at Edinburgh, in the Observatory, Calton-hill.

N.B.-The Observations are made twice every day, at nine o'clock, forenoon, and four o'clock, afternoon. The second Observation in the afternoon, in the first column, is taken by the Register Thermometer.

3 Oct. 1818 Barbier, 2 Ceylon Regt.
Paymaster Barrell, 22 Dr.

Nagel, h. p. 1 Lt. Inf. k. G. L.
Assist. Surg. Considine, h. p. 11 F.
Miscellaneous.

Ensign M'Donell, Town Major, Prince Edward's
30 Dec. 1818
Island
Henry Pilot, Town Major of Galway
John Weir, late Director Gen. Army Med. Depart.
9 April 1819
Dr Tice, Physician to the Forces
John Boyd, Hosp. Mate at New Brunswick

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

-At Harleyford-place, London, the lady of James Cowan, Esq. a daughter.

-At Herbetshire, the lady of Captain John Steadman Christie, a daughter.

-At Manchester, the lady of Dr Hardie, a daughter.

8. At Huntington, Mrs Campbell, a son. 9. At No 6, South Union-place, Edinburgh, Mrs Dr William Campbell, physician, a son.

At Highgate, the lady of Captain Langslow, late of the Bengal army, a daughter, her fourth child; the eldest is a native of Africa, the second of

Asia, the third of America; and all born within the last four years and a half.

13. At 24, Broughton-place, Edinburgh, Mrs Walter Cockburn, a son.

14. At Buccleugh-place, Edinburgh, Mrs Carmichael, a daughter.

19. At St Andrew's-square, Edinburgh, Mrs Hamilton, a daughter.

21. At 20, Great King-street, Edinburgh, Mrs Gibb, a son..

At New-street, Edinburgh, Mrs Megget, a daughter.

22. At Caverhill, the lady of James Burnett, Esq. younger of Barns, of a still-born child.

23. At Melville-street, Edinburgh, the lady of Berkeley Buckingham Smyth Stafford of Mayne, Esq. a son and heir.

27. At Dunglass, Henry Harvey, Esq. of the Madras army, to Lady de Lancy, widow of the Late Sir William De Lancy, K.C.B. and eldest daughter of Sir James Hall, Bart.

-At London, Mr John Syme, merchant, Edinburgh, to Miss Jessie Weir.

25. At Leith, Mr Robert Oliphant, junior, Kirkcaldy, to Miss Peddie, only child of the late James Peddie, Esq. W. S. Edinburgh.

-At Brae-house, Captain Robert Campbell, of the honourable East India Company's service, to Jane Campbell, only child of the deceased Mr Archibald Campbell, writer in Edinburgh.

30. At Cupar, Mr James Hardie, merchant Kirkaldy, to Miss Rachel Coventry, youngest daughter of David Coventry, Esq. of Pittendreich.

At Balhary, Alexander Whitson, Esq. of Parkhill, to Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of the deceased John Smyth, Esq. of Balhary.

31. At Glasgow, Mr M. Macgoun, of Greenock, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Robert Park, Esq. Houston.

April 6. At Edinburgh, Mr John Bodeman, brassfounder, to Jessy, third daughter of the late Mr Robert Scott.

7. At Inverness, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Ross, of his Majesty's 4th, royal Irish regiment of dragoon guards, to Miss Caroline H. Macbean, only child of the late Eneas Macbean, Esq. of Tomatin, and island of St Thomas.

8. At Edinburgh, Patrick Robertson, Esq. advocate, to Mary, daughter of the Rev. Dr Thomas Ross, minister of Kilmanivaig.

9. At Gifford, Mr Thomas Paterson, merchant, Edinburgh, to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr Alexander Swinton, Gifford.

10. At Guernsey, John Buchan Sydserff, Esq. of Ruchlaw, to Margaret, daughter of Thomas Oliver, Esq. of the island of Alderney.

13. At Dumfries, the Rev. John Johnston Carruthers, to Eliza Edgar, daughter of Thomas Sloan, Esq. Liverpool.

14. At the Manse of Kilmany, the Rev. John Muckersy, of West Calder, to Jean, eldest daughter of the late Professor Cook of St Andrew's.

15. At Moffat, the Rev. P. Proudfoot, minister of Arrocher, to Miss Jane Hislop, Moffat.

16. At Edinburgh, Hugh Hope, Esq. in the civil service of the Honourable East India Company, to Miss Isabella Gray Mackay, daughter of the late Eneas Mackay, Esq. of Scotston.

19. At Canal Bank, Mr Alexander Barlas, writer, Glasgow, to Catherine, second daughter of Daniel Macfarlane, Esq. distiller, Paisley.

20. At Stirling, the Rev. Benjamin Bailey, to Hamilton, the only daughter of the Right Rev. Bishop Gleig.

-At Edinburgh, Ebenezer Black, Esq. surgeon, to Christiana Coventry, daughter of the late James Grieve, Esq. merchant, Haddington.

21. At Edinburgh, Mr David Watt, seal-engraver, to Robina, second daughter of the late Mr James Christie, tobacconist.

25. At Edinburgh, Mr Thomas Boyd, printer, to Miss Jean Crombie, Canongate.

26. At Edinburgh, Duncan Ballantyne, Esq. merchant in Leith, to Eliza, daughter of Mr Charles Robertson, Gayfield-square.

-At Edinburgh, Alexander Hunter, Esq. W.S. to Maria, third daughter of Alexander Maclean of Coll, Esq.

-At West Barns Mains, near Dunbar, Mr James Scarrot of Edinburgh, to Margaret, youngest daughter of Thomas Mitchell, Esq. of Rose-Bank.

Lately. At London, David Latimer St Clair, Esq. captain in the royal navy, to Elizabeth Isabella, youngest daughter of the late John Farhill, Esq.

At Bombay, Colonel Baker, Commissary-General, to Matilda, youngest daughter of T. Norris, Esq. late of Lower Berkeley-street, London.

At Finnety, Mr Hogg, Leuchat's Beath, to Janet, eldest daughter of William Tod, Esq. of Finnety.

At Fulham, the Earl of Dundonald, father of Lord Cochrane, to Anne Maria, eldest daughter of Francis Plowden, Esq.

At London, Captain A. C. H. Lamy, of the 8th regiment of Bombay Native Infantry, to Augusta, daughter of C. G. Gray, Esq.

At Edinburgh, Mr William Roach, bookbinder, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr John Baillie, High-street.

DEATHS.

Nov. 4. At Chuppavah camp, in the Nagpore country, India, Lieut. William Napier Kellett, of the native cavalry, second son of William A. Kellett, Esq. Cork.

8. At Petrazavodsky, Russia, Adam Armstrong, Esq. director of the St Petersburgh, Cronstadt, and Olonetz Foundries. He also held the rank of Major-General in the Russian service.

Dec. 17. At Monte Video, Mr James Black, merchant there, son of the late Mr George Black, Sorbie, Wigtonshire. As a testimony of respect to his memory, his funeral was attended by all the British subjects in the place.

Jan. 15. At Tobago, Ensign Simon M'Intosh, eldest son of Mr M'Intosh, late 3d royal veteran battalion.

Feb. 31. At his house, Brook-Green, near London, Lieutenant-Colonel John West, late of the 3d royal veteran battalion.

March 2. At her house in George-square, Miss Anne Wauchope, eldest daughter of the late James Wauchope of Edmonstone, Esq.

9. At Vevay, in Switzerland, Dorothea Sophia, wife of Dr Mackie of Southampton.

12. At Campvale, near Glasgow, Dr R. Watt. -At Content, near Ayr, Jane, wife of Captain Archibald Fullarton, and daughter of the Rev. Dr Peebles.

13. At Fairliecrievoch, Mrs Longmuir, wife of Gabriel Longmuir, Esq. of Fairliecrievoch.

At Falside, Mr William Gosman, late farmer in Pitkierie, aged 76, who sustained a fair and unblameable character; was 70 years on that farm, and his ancestors for two centuries.

15. At Arbroath, James Bell, Esq. merchant -At Mertoun-manse, Barbara, third daughter of the Rev. James Duncan.

16. At Stirling, Mr Alexander Maclaurin, teacher, in his 74th year.

-At Elgin, Lady Dunbar, wife of Sir Archibald Dunbar of Northfield Bart.

17. At Leith, Rachael Shiels, spouse of Thomas Shirreff.

At Rose Terrace, Perth, Miss Agnes Ballingall. -At Leith, William, the infant son of Mr William Patison.

19. Mr Alexander Ferguson, farmer at Gyle, parish of Corstorphine, aged 41.

-At Castle Fogarty, near Thurles, the Honourable Montague Mathew, representative in Parliament for the county of Tipperary.

-At Dundee, the Rev. Malcolm Colquhoun, minister of the Gaelic Chapel.

20. At Jersey, Sir John Dumaresq, late chief magistrate of the island.

-At her house, 2, Crichton-street, Mrs Smith. -At Earl Stoke-Park, Joshua Smith, Esq. late member for Devizes, which borough he represented 30 years.

At Forth-street, near Leith, George Barclay, Esq. late of the island of Barbadoes.

21. At Edinburgh, Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr James Gifford, Union-place.

-At Forthside, Mrs Mary Wallace, spouse to Robert Ogilvie, Esq.

22. Mary, infant daughter of Sir G. S. Mackenzie of Coul, Bart.

-At Ladykirk-manse, the Rev. George Todd. At Irvine, James Crichton, Esq. collector of the customs at that port.

23. At Kelso, Mr Adam Weir, merchant. -At Edinburgh, at his father's house, Nelsonstreet, after a long and severe illness, Mr John Kerr, aged 20 years.

24. At Paris, aged 50, Elizabeth, Countess of Lucan, youngest daughter of the late Henry Earl of Fauconberg.

-At Edinburgh, Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr John Renton, W.S.

25. In Baker-street, Portman-square, the right honourable Lady Elizabeth Druminond, widow of the late Henry Drummond, Esq. and aunt to the present Marquis of Northampton.

-At No 8, Castle-street, Miss Margaret Renny, daughter of Mr George Renny, Falkirk.

26. At Edinburgh, Mr Thomas Williamson, stationer.

27. At Glasgow, of typhus fever, contracted while on the zealous discharge of his duty at the hospital, Mr John Colquhoun, student of medicine, in his 18th year.

-At Edinburgh, Julia, the infant daughter of Dr Alexander Hamilton, St James'-square.